Yeah unfortunately TEO 3.0 just isn't cutting it. Put aside for a moment the fact that I feel like I wasted a year of my life developing it. I would have been alot more successful had I stuck to my original plan and spent the year working on the Sylantro software. But TEO was the product that was paying the bills so it had to come first. It's not that it isn't a good and useful product, just that I lack the ability to properly market it and support it. I wish there were more Tablet PC software companies out there because I'd love to sell it to someone who would give it a good home.
So anyway, I'm considering re-entering corporate America, but in the meantime, I am going to open myself to consultation and custom development opportunities which I had previously tried to avoid.
So if your company is looking for a talented .NET-focused developer who is up to date on all of the current Microsoft technologies such as Office 2007, SQL 2005, .NET 2.0 and 3.0, Windows Workflow, Vista, etc. I'm your guy. Also, if you can't already tell, it's very difficult, nearly impossible, to find a professional consultant with a deep knowledge of Tablet PC architecture and development.
I am also very interested in solutions involving Outlook integration which is another one of my specialties. I am by no means, however a one or two trick pony. I have a good history of developing software for the telecommunications industry, in particular, VoIP and voice billing.
I am based in the Philadelphia area in Southern New Jersey. Like I mentioned, I am also considering full time employment but not in this area.
If you are interested, please contact me at my first name (josh) at einsteintech.net or by phone at +1 (856) 903-0301.